goingtoadisco
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Watching the brisbane roar vs glory game, i think there is about 2000 people there.
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A-League Round Seven
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FFC Mariner
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brennan said:
soft red - the Korean went over like a crying girl in order to earn the red card
goingtoadisco
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fedelt said:
Miss judged it and fell backwards when he realised it was to late imo.
Arabmariner
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No foul imo.
He was falling backwards because he misjudged it.He fell into Coyne.
Keepers are overprotected anyway imo.
He was falling backwards because he misjudged it.He fell into Coyne.
Keepers are overprotected anyway imo.
Gopher of Pern
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BAD BULLZ said:
Nothing to do with your yellow on the weekend?
http://wwos.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=865949
A-League erase Elrich's red card
19:38 AEST Mon Sep 21 2009
Newcastle Jets midfielder Tarek Elrich has had his red card from Sunday's A-League match against Sydney FC expunged, avoiding a week on the sidelines in the process.
Elrich was given a straight red card in the 89th minute of the sometimes heated clash after he and Sydney FC's Sung-Hwan Byun challenged for a hip-high ball.
Replays had suggested that both players had their studs up in the challenge.
The A-League Match Review Panel accepted Newcastle's submission that the card was an "Obvious Error" (Red Card) Application" and removed it from Elrich's record.
A yellow card was also determined not to be warranted, the upshot being that Elrich is available for selection for the Jets against Perth Glory.
A-League erase Elrich's red card
19:38 AEST Mon Sep 21 2009
Newcastle Jets midfielder Tarek Elrich has had his red card from Sunday's A-League match against Sydney FC expunged, avoiding a week on the sidelines in the process.
Elrich was given a straight red card in the 89th minute of the sometimes heated clash after he and Sydney FC's Sung-Hwan Byun challenged for a hip-high ball.
Replays had suggested that both players had their studs up in the challenge.
The A-League Match Review Panel accepted Newcastle's submission that the card was an "Obvious Error" (Red Card) Application" and removed it from Elrich's record.
A yellow card was also determined not to be warranted, the upshot being that Elrich is available for selection for the Jets against Perth Glory.
David Votoupal
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LOL @ Branko for the "50 bucks" comment.
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